What this blog is
This blog exists for the purpose of allowing the Board of Directors of the Alliance For The Defence of Canadian Sovereignty to communicate with you. It will also allow you to leave comments and ask questions. We appreciate both your comments and questions.
What this blog is not
This blog is NOT intended to be a general discussion board. For that reason we would appreciate it if you restrict the discussion and questions to issues that are of direct relevance to the FATCA lawsuit.
Responding to your questions – what you can expect
In general you should NOT expect “instant response” to your questions or concerns. You can expect “periodic responses” to the questions and concerned raised. The responses may respond to the commenter directly or may respond to the comment as part of EITHER a new post or comment to an existing post.
As Don Rumsfeld once said …
There are:
Known Knowns
Known Unknowns
Unknown Unknowns
(and I suppose Unknown Knowns – meaning unknown to some but known to others)
A lawsuit of this magnitude has a a Known beginning, a Known objective and an Unknown end.
As the song says, “The Road is Long”.
Along that long road will be many many unknowns.
What I mean is that we will answer what we can, but there is a lot that is simply Unknown.
We appreciate your patience.
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Alliance for the Defence of Canadian Sovereignty 
I am a Canadian citizen, I hold NO citizenship with any other country. I was told by my financial institution (RBC) that I would have to provide the IRS with my Cdn social insurance number (via an IRS W8BEN form) to continue trading securities in Canada this past year (2018) when on the last request(3 years prior) it was enough to inform the IRS that I was a Canadian citizen and NOT an American in reference to their dragnet for Americans receiving dividend payments from US corporations. I have not supplied RBC permission to give my Cdn social insurance number to the IRS and will not. The result? RBC has frozen my CANADIAN trading accounts as of January 1 2019, and I cannot purchase securities in them. Where is the lawsuit against these financial institutions and the Canadian government on the threat they pose to the sovereignty of Canadian citizens?
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